US-CA3 · jury_instructions
3d Cir. Model Jury Instr. (Criminal) 4.11
Summaries – Underlying Evidence Not Admitted (F.R.E. 1006)
Certain (charts)(summaries) offered by (the parties)(the government)(the
defendant) were admitted as evidence. You may use those (charts)(summaries)
as evidence, even though the underlying documents and records have not
been admitted into evidence.
[However, the (accuracy)(authenticity) of those (charts)(summaries) has
been challenged. You must decide how much weight, if any, you will give to them.
In making that decision, you should consider the testimony you heard about the
way in which the (charts)(summaries) were prepared.]
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